icilius造句

• The claimant pressed Icilius to pay surety to be Verginia s guarantor.
• Appius Claudius ordered the arrest of Icilius, but the crowd prevented this.
• Icilius meets Appius in private and threatens to kill him if he continues.
• She was betrothed to Lucius Icilius, tribune of the plebs in BC 456.
• Icilius protests, and is taken into custody.
• Frederick in discussing the battle of Pharsalia spoke of a centurion Quintus Caecilius as Q . Icilius.
• Frederick then gave the castle to his adjutant Quintus Icilius, who finally sacked and sold it.
• Verginia's lover, Icilius, arrived at the forum, but was stopped by a lictor.
• At the instigation of Icilius, the soldiers of the armies in the Sabine country rebelled, too.
• Verginius and Icilius were arrested, and their supporters returned to attack the lictors and destroy their fasces.
• The play's second scene introduces Virginia, her uncle Numitorius, and her betrother, Icilius.
• The authorities imprison Appius and Marcus and release Icilius from prison to confront Virginius when the general arrives.
• Verginia's supporters sent a relative and Icilius'brother to quickly go to Verginius'military camp.
• When the consuls continually postponed calling the Senate, Icilius sent one of his attendants to demand their attendance.
• Several years later, von der Marwitz won most of the famous Hubertusburg books collection playing cards against Quintus Icilius.
• The following year, the tribune Lucius Icilius sought to have the Aventine Hill given to the plebeians for building houses.
• Appius courts her and pursues her with letters and gifts; at first Virginia conceals this from Icilius, but later she reveals all.
• Virginia is serenaded by musicians she thinks are sent by Icilius; when she learns that they were actually sent by Appius, she rejects his advance.
• Icilius proposed his law, and along with it that land which had been fraudulently seized or taken by force should also be returned to the people.
• Marcus brings the legal action before Appius, who makes a pretense of impartiality and even of suspicion and hostility toward Marcus  which does not fool Icilius or Numitorius.